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Dr. Norman C. Sauce III on DeKalb schools
Dr. Norman C. Sauce III, DeKalb Superintendent, discusses his priorities for DeKalb County schools after his appointment to lead the district.
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MMSD shows families draft school boundary changes as district plans for future growth
Some Madison families could eventually see a change in where their children go to school as the Madison Metropolitan School District takes a districtwide look at attendance boundaries and how they may need to change as the city grows.
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Check out the schedule for Week 8 of high school football action in the Huntsville area
One of the most anticipated matchups in Madison County highlights Week 8 of the Alabama high school football season in the Huntsville area. Sparkman will host James Clemens on Friday in a clash of unbeaten Class 6A, Region 4 foes in Harvest. The Senators moved to 6-1 with a 35-17 home win against Bob Jones, while James Clemens beat Buckhorn 38-28 to move to 5-1 last week; both teams are 4-0 in region play.
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Decatur City Schools Foundation commits $98K to keep tutoring program going
DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - Certified Decatur City Schools teachers are back tutoring students after school this week after a $98,000 commitment from the Decatur City Schools Foundation kept the district’s tutoring program going. Due to budget constraints, funding was no longer available for the DCS After-School Tutoring Program this...
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She survived. She came back. Now she's Good Hope's homecoming queen
GOOD HOPE, Ala. (WBMA) — Months after a severe crash left a Good Hope High School student with a traumatic brain injury and her survival uncertain, her classmates made sure she had a moment to remember Friday night. Dylin Turner was crowned the 2026 Good Hope Raider Homecoming Queen...
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Phil Campbell walks over Winston County 36-8 to improve to 3-1 in region play
After three losses to start the 2026 campaign, the Phil Campbell High School varsity football team has won three games on the bounce, beating Winston County 36-8 Friday night to improve to 3-3 and 3-1 in Class 2A Region 7. “It was a good game, and it’s always good to...
WAFF
Sheffield City Schools board approves $13.55M in facility upgrades, including new football stadium
SHEFFIELD, Ala. (WAFF) - Sheffield district leaders have agreed to spend $13.5 million to improve school facilities. The most expensive project in the capital plan is upgrading the football stadium. It is expected to cost $6 million, and construction will start in November. According to WAFF 48’s newspaper partners the...
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UNA again named a Great College to Work For, earns Honor Roll spot
The people who directly impact students’ lives through teaching and keep the University of North Alabama running have helped put the Florence school back on a national workplace recognition list. […] The post UNA again named a Great College to Work For, earns Honor Roll spot appeared first on 256 Today .
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From the Classroom to Muscle Shoals: MCCC Students Make Records Where Music History Was Made
Fifteen students from Montgomery County Community College’s Sound Recording and Music Technology (SRT) program recently returned from a once-in-a-lifetime musical experience in Alabama after completing the inaugural Muscle Shoals Recording Residency, an immersive experience that placed students inside two of America’s most historic recording studios — not as tourists, but as participants in professional recording sessions.
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Whitesburg’s Lovell wins Friday Night Blitz Player of the Week
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Whitesburg senior quarterback, Greer Lovel was named the Friday Night Blitz Player of the Week for week five of the high school football season. Lovell threw for seven touchdowns in week five. “The kids respect him,” Whitesburg Christian head football coach Jere Adcock said. “They know...
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Madison Academy tops Randolph in wild overtime finish
After trading field goals in the final minute of regulation and exchanging touchdowns in overtime, Madison Academy and Randolph needed just one play to decide a winner. Senior defensive back William McMoingle delivered it, breaking up Randolph’s 2-point conversion attempt in overtime to lift the Mustangs to a 31-30 Class 2A Private, Region 2 victory Thursday night.
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UAH + AAMU both report growth in freshman classes
Two of our local universities, the University of Alabama in Huntsville and Alabama A&M University, have both reported growth in their respective freshman classes. Make sure to subscribe to our newsletter to get news like this delivered to your inbox. UAH freshman class grows 4.6% for third straight year. For...
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PREP FOOTBALL:Vinemont falls to Etowah, 35-12
VINEMONT, Ala. – Etowah scored 35 consecutive points and defeated Vinemont 35-12 in Class 3A, Region 6 action Friday night at Eagle Stadium. The loss snapped Vinemont’s two-game winning streak and dropped the Eagles to 4-3 overall and 2-2 in region play. Etowah improved to 4-2 overall and remained unbeaten in the region at 4-0. Vinemont received the opening kickoff but was forced to punt. The Eagles’ defense answered by forcing Etowah into a three-and-out. Etowah broke the scoreless tie late in the first quarter. A drive aided by multiple Vinemont penalties ended with a touchdown, giving the Blue Devils a 7-0 lead with 1:25 remaining in the period. Etowah added to its lead early in the second quarter, returning an interception for a touchdown to make it 14-0 with 10:56 remaining in the half. Vinemont responded on the final play of the second quarter when Josh Rhodes connected with Brandon Johnson for a 22-yard touchdown, cutting Etowah’s lead to 14-6 at halftime. The Eagles recovered an onside kick to begin the third quarter, but Etowah stopped Vinemont on fourth down. The Blue Devils scored after taking possession to extend their advantage to 21-6. Etowah added another touchdown midway through
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Volunteer Day offers students a chance to give back to the community
The University of North Alabama’s Center for Student Engagement hosted a volunteer day Tuesday, Sept. 29 inside the GUC Atrium, allowing students to connect with local organizations for opportunities to get involved in the community. The CSE hosts this event every fall for “Service September.”. A variety of...